claudinho

Claudinho MCP Server

Claudinho brings 2026 men's World Cup scores and fixtures to terminals, coding-agent statuslines, and MCP clients. Developers following the tournament can look up teams, inspect standings and brackets, and prepare shareable match cards.

Server facts

claudinho MCP Server

Tech

Runtime / language
node
Transports
stdio
Remote available
No
Authentication
Not specified

Activity

GitHub stars
31
Last commit
Data as of

Tags

  • Cursor
  • claude code
  • cli
  • football
  • live scores
  • mcp
  • soccer
  • sports
  • statusline
  • world cup

Overview

Match tracking in Claudinho starts with either a tournament date or a team. The get_team tool resolves country names and codes against a bundled roster; get_next_fixture then finds that team's next game. For broader coverage, get_today lists a day's fixtures, while get_live returns only games underway. Match identifiers from those results can be used with get_match for individual details. Standings and knockout tools cover group rankings and bracket progress, and get_share_snippet produces plain-text cards for sharing matches, tables, or the bracket.

The project also provides a CLI and score statusline integrations for Claude Code and Cursor CLI; only Claude Code currently supports its score-aware context hook. Bundled fixtures and bracket structure remain available offline, but current scores, standings, and resolved knockout opponents depend on network data. ESPN supplies live match information. Optional Polymarket percentages are informational, without trading functionality, and incomplete reads are identified rather than treated as missing signals. No account or API key is needed. Its MCP tools are read-only and use stdio. Claudinho is an independent fan project with no FIFA or Anthropic affiliation.

claudinho setup notes

  • claudinho records stdio only; confirm a network transport upstream before planning remote access.

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